Sentence examples for ethnic wisdom from inspiring English sources

TCM encompasses methods and therapies that emerged over centuries and is based mostly on ethnic wisdom and observations transmitted from generation to generation.

CAM encompasses a vast and strongly diversified spectrum of therapeutic procedures, as well as systematic and comprehensive concepts of disease treatment, which includes traditional practices arising from tribal traditions and ethnic wisdom.

Conventional wisdom holds that ethnic tensions are not severe in Madagascar -- most of the nearly 50 ethnic groups speak a mutually understandable language and have lived in peace for a century.

Rumours of imminent takeovers have often swirled, but the conventional wisdom is that Papua New Guinea's ethnic diversity, rugged terrain and the relatively small size of the army for a country of 6.5m people would make military rule difficult.

We are constantly impressed by the wisdom and dignity of Australians from all ethnic, religious, cultural, and social backgrounds in dealing with end-of-life decision-making for those they love, when empowered to be part of the process.

Give your theory a sexy spin one that combines ethnic stereotypes, engaging anecdotes and just enough conventional wisdom to seem both spicy and soothingly familiar.

He has formed a government, he says, and politicians like Mr Raguz cannot stomach the fact that he is trying to end Bosnia's ethnic segregation.Mirsad Kebo, a Bosniak and one of two federation vice-presidents, hopes wisdom will prevail.

The mainstream wisdom would be that they need to close their own gender, ethnic and age gaps.

"Dividing people into ethnic or other sub categories may yield more information, but not necessarily greater wisdom about what actions should follow," Brown wrote in his veto message.

Mr. Obama's father was a Luo from Kenya, an ethnic group, like many groups in East and West Africa, which venerates the wisdom of elders.

There are many questions to be asked about the wisdom of generalizing from micro-level interventions with highly vulnerable groups of ethnic minorities.